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DuckBlackduck, MN

DuckBlackduck, MN

DuckBlackduck, MN

The first Duck in Blackduck shown above is located downtown next to the Fire Department. This "original duck" was created in 1942 to replace a previous statue. It is made of cement and resembles a wood carved hunter's decoy. It is 16 feet long.

The second Duck in Blackduck shown above is located at the Drake Motel. It is about five feet long and made of paper-mache and wood. [map]

The third Duck in Blackduck is the newest of the three statues. The fiberglass statue was created by FAST and installed in Wayside Park in 1983. [map]

This Mallard Duck is at the entrance to town which bears the same name. [map]

Mallard DuckWheaton, MN

This Mallard Duck was built in 1960 by Elmer Olson. The statue is about 26 feet tall and is made of concrete and steel. The text around the base reads Land of Ducks, Fishing, Farming, Hunting, Living. The statue is located next to the Traverse County Fairgrounds. For more, see this website. [map]

Duckmobile [gone]Houston, TX

Rubber DuckVassar, MI

Rubber Duck [gone]Oxnard, CA

This Duckmobile came from the "Batman Returns" roller coaster at the now-gone Astroworld in Houston. I believe it is a replica of the one that the Penguin drove in the 1992 movie. This Duckmobile was parked next to this Drury Inn since at least 2008. These photos are from 2011. It disappeared around 2013. The original Duckmobile is or was located in Hollywood, CA.

This Rubber Duck float advertises for Vassar's annual Riverfest which includes a rubber duck race.

This Rubber Duck in Oxnard was installed on the roof of Pacific Coast Re-Bath in 2015. It was produced in Los Angeles from durable foam. It was gone by 2016.

Rubber DuckS. Grand St.Amarillo, TX

Rubber DuckCoulter St.Amarillo, TX

These Rubber Ducks are installed in front of Quick Quack Car Washes. The company was established in 2004 as the Splash & Dash Car Wash with the first location in Sacramento, CA. There are now more than 30 locations in Utah, Texas, California, and Colorado. This duck mascot is named Quackals. He also appears as a human dressed in a duck costume for promotions and special events. I don't know how many statues were built but I believe these are the only two in Amarillo. There is another one in Colorado Springs, CO. [S. Grand St. map]; [Coulter St.]

Rubber DuckAlbany, IN

Rubber DuckVevay, IN

Daffy DuckCasper, WY

The Rubber Duck in Albany is located at Pete's Duck Inn, a restaurant and bar. [map]

The Rubber Duck in Vevay is installed on a trailer in front of Little Lambs Daycare. [map]

This Daffy Duck statue is installed in front of Sanford's Grub & Pub. There is also a Bugs Bunny statue here. These fiberglass statues are about 30 feet tall. These statues were originally installed in 1994 at the Warner Bros. Studio Store in Atlantic City, NJ. They were removed in 2001. There are about 10 Sanford's locations in WY, CO, SD, and ND. This is the only location with the statues. I believe it opened around 2007. [map]

This Coot statue is about 10 feet tall. It was made of concrete and metal. The weight of the wings requires this bracing. It was built in 1991 by Steve Morgan for "Coots Unlimited", a local sportsmen club. [map]

The Loon in Virginia was installed on Silver Lake in 1982. It replaced a smaller loon from 1979 which was vandalized. This fiberglass statue is tethered by a cable to the bottom of the lake. It is about 21 feet long and known as "Ginny". The statue is put in storage during the winter months.

LoonVergas, MN

This Loon statue is 20 feet tall and made of concrete. It was installed here next to Long Lake in 1963. The loon is the Minnesota state bird.
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LoonMercer, WI

This 16 feet tall Loon is nicknamed "Claire d'Loon". The statue has been here since 1981 and had a box that produced loon sounds. The voice box is being restored in 2015. Mercer claims to be the Loon Capital of the World. [map]

Loon CarPark Rapids, MN

This Loon Car was created by Wayne Shilson in 2005. The car was pulled in local parades but has been retired. It was located behind the Park Rapids Information Center when these photos were taken in 2011. I don't know if it is still there. For more, see this website.

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